By tag game the end of 2029, Prospera in Honduras aims to have around 10,000 people permanently residing in its libertarian city, fostering economic growth and innovation.

If the government revokes Prospera's charter, does this resolve to 0 because there is no Prospera or to the number of people living on its former site at the time of resolution?

@nonnihil Correct, if there is no "Prospera" 0 people live there, even if they live where Prospera used to be.

@JacksonWagnerChill Guy Clicker This depends on the terms of the contract—if tied to Prospera's existence, it settles at 0; if tied to population, it depends on the final count.

They are building some pretty large apartment towers, even if only 50% contain people who live there full-time, surely the Duna building alone would break 50+ population.